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Update, one week after launch.
· $MISAKA is live on Solana; the contract address sits under the hero on misaka.life and links to Solscan.
· 26 tools now, up from 19: decoded history, pools, Jupiter swaps, close empty accounts, connect, watch, prog.
· Holder tiers: sign one message, get a session, get more room. No account.
· The console takes a wallet now, so holder calls can be tried from the browser.
· Docs have a Holders section with the tiers and the quotas.
Next on the board: the store that turns watches and Progs on. misaka.life
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winoss retweeted
The signing page is where a prepared transaction meets your wallet.
It re-runs the simulation on live state at the moment you open it, shows the summary, the warnings and the balance changes, then hands the unsigned transaction to the wallet in your browser.
If the simulation fails, the sign button is not even offered.
winoss retweeted
Demo : How works Misaka Prog.
An AI asks for a SOL → USDC swap. The gateway quotes it on Jupiter, replays the exact transaction on live chain state, shows the balances before and after, flags what you should know, and hands it to your wallet unsigned.
That is every action on Misaka Prog. misaka.life
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winoss retweeted
Misaka Prog is live on @bonddotrip launchpad (Raydium).
One URL in Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT, and your AI gets 26 tools on 10 networks: balances, decoded history, pools, simulation before you sign, swaps and transfers prepared for your own wallet.
It never holds a key. Reads are free.
$MISAKA launches on Solana today. Contract address in the next post, nowhere else first.
misaka.life
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winoss retweeted
This guy used Fable 5.2 to create a realistic demo on building an entire PC from scratch
Costs:
- 7 hr 41 mins
- $138.82
This is insane.
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gm
today I got Phil talking to itself across a blockchain, and here's why it's big
Phil's compiler writes two programs for its upload protocol, a client and a server. I put the client in a browser and the server on solana. they ran the whole protocol with each other and it worked
why it matters:
→ nobody wrote the protocol logic by hand. both ends are Phil's own output, so there's no human code in the middle to get wrong
→ change one byte on the way and the server refuses, and the client gets told
→ Meredith's own checker passes our runtime 46/46
→ we then broke Phil's code 351 ways on purpose. 265 of 267 broken servers get caught
yesterday Phil could return a number on chain. today it runs a real protocol on both sides
try it, no wallet:
philcoinhigh.github.io/Phil-…
$philcoin
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gm
today I got Phil talking to itself across a blockchain, and here's why it's big
Phil's compiler writes two programs for its upload protocol, a client and a server. I put the client in a browser and the server on solana. they ran the whole protocol with each other and it worked
why it matters:
→ nobody wrote the protocol logic by hand. both ends are Phil's own output, so there's no human code in the middle to get wrong
→ change one byte on the way and the server refuses, and the client gets told
→ Meredith's own checker passes our runtime 46/46
→ we then broke Phil's code 351 ways on purpose. 265 of 267 broken servers get caught
yesterday Phil could return a number on chain. today it runs a real protocol on both sides
try it, no wallet:
philcoinhigh.github.io/Phil-…
$philcoin
Ea5dBrJZN58yV1nm1Q4DybJNYKeTvwpb2GEkXyW64bUH
winoss retweeted
NEW: Trader @pointfarmcap, who was once up $12.86M on $STONK, has seen his unrealized profit shrink to $284K, a 97.8% decline from its peak.
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ok so I've spent the last two days building stuff around Phil, @maradydd's language, with the $philcoin community and it got a bit out of hand
the part I'm happiest with: her actual compiler now runs in a browser tab. not a rewrite, the real one, rebuilt from her repo every morning. you type Phil and it hands you back LLVM
there's also a playground where you can run programs and step through two processes talking to each other, and a 15 lesson course where you fix broken code until it works
my favourite page is the hacks one. I took The DAO, the BEC overflow, the Wormhole mint and the Akutars thing where $34M got stuck forever, wrote the same mistake in Phil, and you can watch the language just say no
we wrote an OTC desk and a small order book in Phil too. it's a simulation, nothing real moves yet, but partial fills, expiry and cancel all work. same for vesting, a 2 of 3 treasury, an auction and a bonding curve launch
and then three things that run on their own every day: a report that checks our tools against every test in her repo (parser matches all 64 of her grammar tests, the simulator is way behind her checker and the page admits it), a changelog of what she shipped, and a fuzzer that throws thousands of programs at her compiler. it hasn't caught her compiling anything wrong. it did find a couple of rough edges which I'm sending her directly
none of this is official and it says so on every page. it's all open source if you want to help
philcoinhigh.github.io/Phil-…
$philcoin
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winoss retweeted
Claude Fable 5.2 built a hand-painted looking game in under an hour where every frame is about 1.5 million brush strokes, running at 200 fps in a browser tab and fully open source.
winoss retweeted
First, we are sorry that we posted nothing here for so long, and we want to tell you why.
We spent a week at Devcon in Mumbai, where we met a lot of developers and talked for hours about zkAPI. We came home wanting to build more than ever.
But one of our three teammates saw PARANOID's future differently from the rest of us, on both the plan and the funding. We spent a long time looking for a path all three of us could walk, and in the end we decided to part ways. We wish them well, and the two of us are carrying PARANOID forward.
We kept building the whole time. Starting today we will share what we built, one post at a time, and keep talking with you as we go. Thank you for staying with us, because PARANOID is starting again today.
paranoid.red
On October 1 the Ethereum Foundation and the Open Anonymity Project released zkAPI. Two weeks later Vitalik Buterin posted the setup he personally uses and called it paranoid mode.
He has a point. People type their most private questions into AI apps as if it were nothing, and every word is stored under their name, card and IP. I have worked at an AI subscription company. Keeping all of it is simply the default.
So we built the Solana version of paranoid mode. PARANOID.
Deposit USDC once and you get AI. No signup, no email, no card. When you ask something, the system checks that you paid without ever seeing who you are. We run this thing and even we cannot see who asked what.
The paid limits still hold. Try to use more than you paid for and you lose your own deposit, automatically. Pure math, no admin.
It plugs into any AI app you already use.
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winoss retweeted
The first Slop Cash decision market is open.
Should the treasury put 2,000,000 SLOP behind a referral program?
Referrers would get tokens only once a project they brought in pays its contributors. Slop’s founders are excluded.
Holders decide within 24h.
app.umia.finance/p/slop-cash…
